Holeshot

That's a great idea.

I have several friends that live there, 10 minutes from me. 15 acres sounds like you are in Durham or Williams Township maybe?

Eagles Mere

Sadly, you do not know how right you are.

Boulder Beer CO. Shake

I was talking about for just the LPK kit.

Ty, The free shipping code is not working.

Sick days?

Count me in

Great advice. I guess I can say I fell victim to this too. Sometimes it is easier to blame the trigger or get caught up in the "buy a XYZ trigger". Then someone comes along and out shots you with a boring old standard USGI. I have three Geissele, a JP, a RRA 2-stage, and an LMT 2-stage trigger. All work great for their intended purposes but I find myself wanting to improve my shooting with the standard USGI trigger.

Your Breakfast Stout is in the wrong box! LOL Seriously nice selection though.

:crazypilot:

I just did mine in #988 Black It's Amazing.... I set it down and almost couldn't find it.

Working on a Young"s double chocolate stout

Magpul carbine HG weight is 6.85 oz Centurion 7" C4 carbine HG weight is 8.5 oz Centurion C4 Carbine cutout HG weight is 10.5 oz Remember to subtract approx 1.1 oz when you install one of the C4 rails because of the HG cap and Delta ring and spring removal.

checko, The Centurion C4 cut out rail is a two piece free float rail that I like very much. I have used two of these mid-length versions. They require removal of the Delta ring which can be cut off if your careful while it is still assembled to the upper receiver or you can remove the barrel and save the Delta ring and spring for another build. Also the handguard cap needs to be removed, I use tin snips to do this. It attaches to the factory barrel nut and you do not need to remove the FSB or your pinned brake. If you need to borrow the tools I have them. Here is a pick of the carbine versions, with and without FSB cutout. Here it is on my old middy upper. Picture of it apart

Drez (RF) Thanks Bro for organizing this, YOU ARE THE MAN!!! These events are a "blast"! Bluelinefish Thanks for bringing your "toy box" Letting everyone try out your stuff was "Righteous" Hat's off to you as well. OGFarmer Thanks for bringing that thrower, it got one heck of a work out but it made the day a lot more fun! Krdshrk Thanks for letting me try out your 930 JM Pro, I really enjoyed shooting it and now I want one too! I had a great day guys and I hope everyone else did too. Weather was awesome and was great to catch up with some of the NJGF regulars and meet some new ones too.

Lol me too Damjan! Yuengling Lager is my old stand by. Always a case in the fridge. First time I had it was back in the 80's I had a friend in Reading and we were at a bar called "The Tap Room" I know, how original. Anyway he orders a Yuengling and I was like a what?! It sounded Japanese to me and I honestly had never heard of it. He gave me the quick history and I tried it and never looked back.

I liked your camping post better mipafox That joke was a classic but like you said you had to be there then. I know, I know, I am on your ignore list and you can't read this.

So I tried this tonight and I have to say it was very interesting. The flavors just keep coming! One was enough, but it was tasty.

Barms, If you are considering the Troy Alpha rail I would try one out first if you have not already. I have one on my 308 but IMHO It is not for everybody. Also look at the Troy VTAC. I have had two and it is a nice FF rail for the price and attaches to the standard barrel nut after the delta ring is removed.

It is about time you got something wrong High Exposure !!! LOL Seriously though you and MPX are real assets to this forum.

Out of curiosity HE, Do run a standard A2 flash hider on the RO933 or do you run a comp/brake?